WASHINGTON AP - The wife of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens testified Thursday she didn't know a crooked businessman was bankrolling the couple's chalet renovations, saying she thought the checks she made out to a general contractor covered the job."I believed any work that was done on the chalet, we were billed for and we would pay for," Catherine Stevens said while testifying for her husband at his corruption trial.
October 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The wife of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens testified Thursday she didn’t know a crooked businessman was bankrolling the couple’s chalet renovations, saying she thought the checks she made out to a general contractor covered the job.
“I believed any work that was done on the chalet, we were billed for and we would pay for,” Catherine Stevens said while testifying for her husband at his corruption trial.
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